The Fifth Element
City Of Lost Children
Billy Madison
Deliverance
Philadelphia
The Firm
Mission Impossible
The Crush
Don't Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood
Lion King
American Pie

city of lost children? isn't that an old ron perlman B-movie before he got his big break in hellboy?

I'm young, I was not around when these movies came out. I'm 23 now, but believe it or not, these are the movies I grew up watching on tv. As young as like 13 years old, I have seen all of these movies a bunch of times each already, and a lot more. Of course I saw other movies from the 80s and 90s growing up, but this is the decade that has some really unforgettable films for me.

I can name all of my favorite movies from the 70s-90s honestly and just make a super list, but I just had to go with the 70s.

city of lost children? isn't that an old ron perlman B-movie before he got his big break in hellboy?

City of Lost Children was a French arthouse film, not a B movie at all. And I wouldn't say that Hellboy was Perlman's "big break". It was maybe his first major leading role but he is and always will be more of a character actor than a leading man because of his massive big face.

City of Lost Children was a French arthouse film, not a B movie at all. And I wouldn't say that Hellboy was Perlman's "big break". It was maybe his first major leading role but he is and always will be more of a character actor than a leading man because of his massive big face.

i know he was in lots of movies before hellboy but his first bigbreak in a major leading role was hellboy. the guy who directed hellboy also did one of the "blade"movies & perlman was in a supporting role as a vampire henchmen. when the script for hellboy was given to the hollywood powers that be, they didn't want to use perlman they wanted to use a star like brad pitt, affleck, etc. he turned around & said he wouldn't release the script or make the movie unless ron perlman was the star...respect to the director for his loyalty...can't recall who the director was...